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好色先生TVWWF slams government's Code for Sustainable 好色先生TV
WWF "in despair" over contents of new Code as it accuses government of backsliding on energy efficiency.
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BRE appoints top environmental consultant
Dr Katherine Hyde joins BRE as director of BRE's Environmental Consultancy Dr Katherine Hyde.
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Tribal scraps sustainable communities arm
Property consultant winds down 鈥榰nnecessary鈥� subsidiary Tribal Urban Futures only six months after launch
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Government backs MP's plan to tackle climate change
Councils may cut red tape for community electricity generation schemes
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拢30m package to promote green energy
Three-year scheme will encourage small-scale, local energy generation.
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FeaturesLittle Marvels: on-site renewable energy
The government is convinced small-scale renewable energy will be a key force for reducing carbon emissions, and it's using everything from cash to planning policy to boost its use. Climate change consultant ESD looks at nine technologies that could be eligible for grants
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好色先生TVReform the Regs
Today, 好色先生TV launches a campaign to persuade the government to rethink the way it does regulation. Over the next few weeks we explain what has gone wrong, how it is hampering the industry and how we believe it can be fixed. We hope that you鈥檒l tell us your stories, and ...
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WRAP teams up with BRE on aggregates
Database will be created to give information on using recycled and secondary aggregates.
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好色先生TVCity Hall to add solar panels to boost green performance
DTI gives the Greater London Authority 拢270,000 grant towards installing photovoltaic panels on curved roof
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Photovoltaic research faces funding cuts
The UK photovoltaic industry is facing an uncertain future after it emerged that it could face six months without state funding.
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Costs: Rainwater harvesting
Rainwater harvesting offers a sustainable solution to water shortages in these hosepipe-banning times. Peter Mayer of 好色先生TV LifePlans looks at the options and analyses the whole-life costs
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Eco-city to be model for China
Consultant Arup鈥檚 masterplan for an entirely sustainable city near Shanghai could be used as a model to be rolled out across China.
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Costs: Natural ventilation for offices
Natural ventilation for offices not only makes financial sense but also offers a sustainable solution to environment management. Wec examine the whole-life costs
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Archive TitlesCost model: Renewable energy
In this month鈥檚 engineering services cost model, Davis Langdon Mott Green Wall presents a round-up of the principal options for renewable energy and where they can be best installed
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Fears grow that new Part L will lack key carbon clause
Green lobby suspects government will drop rule requiring householders to improve energy efficiency of homes
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Costs: Condensing gas boilers
Condensing gas boilers have become the heating unit of choice for homes. Peter Mayer of 好色先生TV Performance Group considers the options and examines their whole-life values
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We鈥檙e all in power now
If you thought the idea of making a building generate 10% of its own energy was mad, you鈥檇 be right. It should be closer to 100%. Here鈥檚 how it can be done
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FeaturesCost model: Energy savings
Following April’s budget, landlords can claim tax relief if they invest in energy-efficient technologies. But will these savings cover the extra initial outlay? Patrick Murdock, head of capital allowances consulting at Cyril Sweett, and Simon Harris, associate in the firm’s engineering services cost management team, use the case study of ...
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Cost model: Effect of Part L revisions on business parks and offices
The revisions to Part L of the 好色先生TV Regulations come into force on 1 April 2002, and many schemes on the drawing board will need to comply. Davis Langdon & Everest, in conjunction with consulting engineer Oscar Faber, explains how the revisions will impact on business parks and city centre ...
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A sustained argument
First person - Green skyscrapers are all the rage, but until their ecological claims can be proved, we should regard them with scepticism.